Montana does not tax U.S. Savings Bonds interest. The 1099-INT entry I made correctly puts the bond interest in Box 3; I can see it on the TurboTax 1099-INT worksheet. When I checked my Montana Tax Form it shows the same amount of taxable interest as my Federal return. Thank you for your help. 🤞
Since you appear to have entered this income correctly in TurboTax, the exclusion of this income is almost surely reflected on your return -- you may just be looking in the wrong place.
The income portion of Montana's Form 2 starts with your federal adjusted gross income (AGI) from your federal return, and includes your U.S Savings Bonds interest. See lines 1 through 11 of Form 2.
However, state subtractions from your federal AGI are claimed on the Montana Subtractions Schedule on page 5 of Form 2, and are then transferred to line 13 of Form 2.
So, while your interest is included early in the math part of the Montana return, it's subtracted out later in the return.
Thank you so much! I see an amount under subtractions that must include it plus something else, probably from one of my other brokerages. I’ll check out that number and I’m sure my State return is complete. What a relief plus I am sure this will answer the same question for other people. 👍🏼